[Bug] Python driver 2.0.918 causes SSL error. Need to revert back to 2.0.917 #731
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@mikealfare was this released?I don't see it in the changelog. |
Nope, nope it wasn't. Not sure how we missed that. |
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…2.0.917 (#731) (#753) * cap redshift-connector at 2.0.917 to avoid ssl issue in 2.0.918 * changie (cherry picked from commit f92ec48) Co-authored-by: Mike Alfare <[email protected]>
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resolves #730
Problem
A bug causing an SSL error was introduced to
redshift-connectorin2.0.918.Solution
We need to pin
redshift-connectorto<2.0.917to resolve the issue for now. We will need to determine a long term solution, which may be as simple as skipping2.0.918, as we did with2.0.914, afterredshift-connectorresolves the underlying issue.This will need to be backported to
1.7.latest, where it was introduced.Checklist